Facilities Guide 2012–2013 - Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania

Facilities Guide 

2012–2013

Table of Contents 

Introduction................................................................................................. 3 

Our Commitment to Safety........................................................................... 4 

Reservations................................................................................................ 5 

Camping Properties, Policies and Procedures............................................... 7 

Site Rental Application for Groups/Troops................................................... 17 

Site Rental Application for Camporees........................................................ 19 

Dates for Service Unit Camporees.............................................................. 23 

Camp Properties and Program Center Facility Descriptions......................... 24 

Laughing Waters................................................................................... 24 

Mountain House................................................................................... 25 

Mosey Wood......................................................................................... 26 

Tohikanee............................................................................................. 27 

Tweedale.............................................................................................. 28 

Wood Haven......................................................................................... 29 

Shelly Ridge......................................................................................... 30 

Valley Forge.......................................................................................... 30 

Camp Check In, Check Out and Nearby Attractions.................................... 31 

Laughing Waters................................................................................... 31 

Mosey Wood......................................................................................... 31 

Mountain House................................................................................... 32 

Shelly Ridge......................................................................................... 33 

Tohikanee............................................................................................. 33 

Tweedale.............................................................................................. 34 

Valley Forge.......................................................................................... 34 

Wood Haven......................................................................................... 35 

Maps......................................................................................................... 36

GSEP Facilities Guide 

Procedures for troops incorporate and assume the standards and requirements of the Girl Scouts 

of Eastern Pennsylvania Volunteer Policies (printed in Volunteer Essentials) and the GSUSA Safety Activity 

Checkpoints. These standards and procedures are designed to assist volunteers and staff in the delivery 

of a safe, quality program for girls. 

Membership and Volunteer Leadership 

All girls and adults participating in the Girl Scout movement shall be registered as members with Girl Scouts 

of the United States of America and individually pay the $12 annual membership dues, except those adults 

who are lifetime members or who are working in a temporary advisory or consultative capacity. 

Volunteer Screening Policy 

Before volunteering, a mandatory volunteer application and consent for a background clearance is required 

for all adult volunteers who work directly with girls. This includes all Leaders, Co-Leaders, Assistant Leaders, 

Troop Cookie Managers, Service Unit Cookie Managers, Troop Fall Product Managers, Service Unit Fall 

Product Managers and adults who attend overnight events. 

Prior to assuming a volunteer position, candidates are required to complete a volunteer application and 

background clearance consent form, and if clearances are required, submit the processing fee of $5.00. 

Volunteer candidates who do not pass the Volunteer Background Clearance will be denied a position if a 

provisional clearance is not authorized by GSEP. The response to any other reports will be at the discretion 

and judgment of Council management. 

Volunteer candidates who have a completed volunteer clearance process within the last 12 months may 

submit a copy of these certifications with their application ($5.00 fee not required). 

Volunteers will be required to update their volunteer records every 3 years by submitting a new consent form 

and processing fee. 

Health And Safety 

Crisis Procedures – In the Event of a Serious Accident, Emergency or Fatality: 

The person in charge at the scene should: 

A. Give priority attention by providing all possible care for the injured person(s). Secure doctor, ambulance, 

and police as appropriate through the Ranger. 

B. Appoint a record keeper to provide written documentation of the emergency. Submit the Incident/ 

Accident Report within 24 hours to the Human Resources Department. 

C. Move other girls/participants away from the injured person. 

D. In the event of a fatality, always notify police. Assign a responsible adult to the scene of the accident. 

See that no disturbance of victim(s) or surroundings is permitted before police have assumed authority. 

E. Any serious accident or fatality must be reported to the Girl Scout Council IMMEDIATELY. 

FOR SERIOUS EMERGENCIES: 

Call 866.564.2030 and follow the instructions when prompted. 

An “on-call” Council representative will return your call as soon as possible. 

F. The Council Representative will decide who should call the parent/guardian or next of kin. 

G. Refrain from making any statements orally, or in writing, which could be interpreted as an assumption 

or rejection of responsibility for the accident. 

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H. Prepare a written accident report of the occurrence and participate in other follow-up as needed. 

An Incident/Accident Report form is included in this publication or available on the "Forms" 

page at www.gsep.org. 

I. Refer all media (press, radio, T.V.) inquiries to designated staff member of Girl Scouts of Eastern 

Pennsylvania. MAKE NO STATEMENTS. 

Reporting Accidents Involving Girl Scouts 

When a Girl Scout or adult member is injured during a supervised activity, the leader or adult supervising the 

activity must complete and file an Incident/Accident Report form with the Human Resources Department 

within 24 hours of the accident or injury. An Incident/Accident Report form is included in this publication or 

available on the "Forms" page at www.gsep.org. 

Our Commitment To Safety 

GSEP is committed to providing a safe environment for all of our girl members. The completion of criminal 

background checks by adult volunteers is one additional and important step to ensure their safety. 

Who Needs a Background Check? 

We recommend that every adult volunteer who works regularly with girls obtain a criminal background 

clearance. However, we require that criminal background clearances be performed for the following 

individuals, prior to their acceptance of a volunteer assignment: 

1. All Leaders and Assistant Leaders (also known as “01’s” and “02’s”) 

2. Troop Cookie Managers 

3. Troop Fall Product Managers 

4. Service Unit Cookie Managers 

5. Service Unit Fall Product Managers 

6. All adults who attend any overnight events with girls 

Procedure 

As part of her/his volunteer application process, each appropriate candidate must complete a background 

check application and consent form, and submit the required $5 processing fee. Forms are available from 

Service Unit Managers or online at www.gsep.org. Processing should take no more than 2-3 weeks. 

Note: Background checks must be performed every three years. 

GSEP Accepts Clearances From Other Agencies 

GSEP can accept criminal/child abuse background checks performed for other youth-serving organizations 

such as schools, houses of worship and employers as long as they have been performed in the preceding 

12 months. A copy of the clearance should be submitted with the volunteer application and no processing 

fee is required. 

What Happens if “Something” Shows Up on the Record? 

Volunteer candidates whose verified record indicates a history of child abuse, violent crime or sexual crime 

will be denied an assignment. At the discretion of the Council, volunteer candidates may be denied an 

assignment for drug and/or alcohol related offenses or offenses related to fraud, theft, misappropriation or 

any other reports. 

Questions? 

Please contact your Membership Manager. 

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personifY and Online registration system 

Personify is a membership database which integrates Membership, Summer Camp, Program, Adult 

Development, Product Program and Events. 

Membership, Program, Adult Development Training, Events 

Personify is a membership database, utilized by Girl Scout Councils across the United States. 

Our online registration provides Parents and Leaders the ability to register for Membership, Programs, Adult 

Trainings and Events. 

To begin using the online registration system you will need to create a username and password to use the 

site. You will be unable to login until a username and password have been created. To activate your account 

you would need either: 

• Your first name, last name, and email address as recorded in our system. The data entry fields are 

case sensitive. 

• Member ID number for the girl or adult member, last name, and email address. 

• If you receive a message which indicates your account does not exist, please contact ebiz@gsep.org 

and provide your email address. In most cases, an email address is missing from the membership 

record and once added, you will be able to request the access. 

• Click on the "Create Login" link to the left of this window to activate your account. Once your account is 

activated, you will have access to your customer profile and you will be able to renew your membership 

online, make a contribution, and register for programs, summer camp, adult training courses and 

product program trainings and events. If you have any difficulty activating your online registration 

account, please contact the helpdesk at ebiz@gsep.org or 877.564.4657 and request to speak to the 

registrar staff duty. 

New Girl Scouts and Volunteers: 

If you are brand new to Girl Scouting or have been instructed to create a profile, click here. When creating 

your profile, if you receive a ’duplicate customer warning’ contact the GSEP Registration Helpdesk at ebiz@ 

gsep.org and provide your name and email address, or 877.564.4657 and request to speak to the helpdesk 

staff member on duty. If you have any difficulties creating a login, please contact the GSEP Registration 

Helpdesk at ebiz@gsep.org. 

Once you have activated your account you will be considered a Returning Customer: 

As an Individual member or parent, you can: 

• Renew your daughter(s) and your membership. Log on separately for each member. 

• Keep your contact information up to date for both you and your daughter(s) 

• Register for Programs for your daughter 

• Register for Council Adult Training Courses 

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As a Troop Leader you can use Troop Management hub to: 

• Manage your troop members' contact information, including phone and email addresses 

• Communicate with troop members using email 

• Create and print a troop roster 

• Renew troop members online 

• Register new adults and girls to your troop 

• Register troop members for programs and adult trainings. Each girl/adult will be registered by name for 

the program or adult training 

Troop leaders, who are newly appointed for the future membership year, will be able to view their troop 

members through the Troop Management hub after the new membership year rolls over on 10/1. 

Property Rentals 

Web Reserve – Web Reserve provides GSEP camp sites and property reservations through the GSEP website: 

www.gsep.org. A calendar providing availability is viewable in selecting your preferred registration dates. 

The site reservation will not be confirmed without full payment at the time of the property request. 

Service Unit Camporees will need to submit a paper registration form, due to the multiple sites which are 

involved with the reservation. 

Every effort will be given to provide your first choice placement for your reservation, please provide alternate 

dates and properties to extend your selection. 

The number of participants for either a Troop Camping event or a Service Unit Camporee is required 

for the reservation. 

Confirmation or other communication concerning your reservation will be sent once the request has been 

confirmed by registration within 3 business days. If you have questions or need assistance with Web Reserve, 

please contact the Property Registrar at 866.564.2030, ext. 1054 or siterental@gsep.org . 

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CAMPing Properties, 

pOLICIES and PROCEDURES 

Let’s get out and take a hike! Welcome to our Council’s guide to camping policies and procedures. Every 

troop should be sure to take advantage of the wonderful outdoor resources for lots of outdoor fun. Outdoor 

activities are an important part of the Girl Scout program because they provide girls with an appreciation of 

the outdoors, a chance to learn new skills, a feeling of independence and increased self-esteem, along with 

opportunities to develop relationships. 

Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania is committed to providing opportunities where girls can gain experience in 

an outdoor environment and grow personally. It is our hope that these experiences allow girls a chance to: 

• have fun; 

• develop a sense of belonging to the group, troop or unit of girls; 

• learn more about relating to others and accepting differences; 

• develop new skills related to the environment and outdoor activities; 

• build self esteem and self reliance; 

• gain a sense of ownership and pride in our camps; 

• interact with positive female adult role models; 

• develop confidence and capability in the outdoor world. 

Families and Non Girl Scout Groups 

GSEP camps are first and foremost a resource for our girls and leaders. Non Girl Scout groups and families 

with Girl Scout affiliations may rent GSEP properties, but must meet all rules and regulations required of 

GSEP troops/groups. Because GSEP troops/groups and service units have first priority for use of GSEP camp 

properties, the reservation procedures and application are different for families and other non Girl Scout 

groups. Girl Scout affiliated families may reserve a weekend site two months in advance, and outside groups 

may reserve a weekend site one month in advance. 

All camp visits must be pre-arranged and pre-approved with the Troop Camping (Site Rental) Registrar. 

Any questions? Please call the Troop Camping Registrar at 888.564.4657, ext. 1054. 

All groups (including families) camping on GSEP and other properties MUST camp with 

an adult current in First Aid/CPR, and with an adult who has completed all three 

GSEP Outdoor trainings. Please see the Volunteer Learning Guide http://www.gsep.org/volunteer/adultdevelopment.php. 

Training Requirements For Camping With Girls 

Safety Activity Checkpoints requires that adults leading girls in camping and outdoor cooking activities 

are properly trained. To meet those requirements, GSEP has developed a training progression and training 

courses for adults leading girls in the out-of-doors. Please see the Volunteer Learning Guide http://www.gsep. 

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Camp Properties 

Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania operates eight sites for troop camping and outdoor program. Each site 

offers a unique outdoor opportunity for exploration, education, and an exciting camp experience. In addition, 

summer camping programs are conducted at some of these sites, as well as other locations all over the 

Council. A camp guide listing the summer programs available in the Council is made available to each GSEP 

family in January. 

Ways for you and your girls to get the most out of camp: 

• Programs and Events – Council-sponsored events provide an exceptional opportunity for troops and 

individuals to experience camp with someone else leading the way. 

• Troop Camping – Each of GSEP’s sites, with their special features, provide unique opportunities for 

exploration and adventure. Plan to take your troop to each site as girls’ progress in their camping skills. 

• Summer Camping – Day and resident camping continues the Girl Scout experience through the 

summer, and troop camping can be a summer highlight. 

Camp Laughing Waters – Gilbertsville, PA 

Camp Laughing Waters is conveniently located in Gilbertsville, Montgomery County. The camp is set on 497 

gently sloping acres, offering excellent facilities for outdoor activities with 16 camping sites featuring cabins 

with showers and flush toilets and platform tents, include an open air pavilion, and washhouse with flush 

toilets. Facilities will accommodate over 500 people during the warm weather months. For fun, there are 

sports areas and nature trails. A large dining hall facility is also available to accommodate food service needs. 

Camp Mosey Wood – WhiteHaven, PA 

Located in close proximity to Jack Frost and Big Boulder ski areas, Camp Mosey Wood is a beautiful Pocono 

property of 425 acres. The site facilities consist of a large dining hall, units that feature warm weather 

platform tents with unit shelters, along with several larger buildings for colder weather use. There are a 

variety of trails to be hiked year round throughout the property and hills for sledding in the winter. Mosey 

Wood offers a wide variety of activities, if proper consultants can be acquired; swimming and boating on a 13 

acre lake, an archery range, high ropes course, climbing wall, and ice skating/walking on the lake, if frozen. 

Camp Tohikanee – Quakertown, PA 

Camp Tohikanee is located in Bucks County on 235 acres. There are eight established outdoor units, 

five indoor facilities, four primitive camping areas, dining hall, three game fields, art center, theatre 

and adventure ropes courses. This camp is used for troop/group camping, training and Council 

sponsored activities. 

Camp Tweedale – Oxford, PA 

Camp Tweedale, located in the rolling hills of southern Chester County, consists of four established outdoor 

units, six indoor facilities, one primitive area, dining hall, game field, seasonal boat dock with canoeing and 

kayaking; and flag field on 120 acres. The Hill Unit is a group of cabins and a lodge that are unique in design 

for year round use. 

Camp Wood Haven – Pine Grove, PA 

Camp Wood Haven is located at the foot of Blue Mountain in Schuylkill County on 200 acres of land. Troops 

will find a low ropes course and climbing wall, as well as a large sports field for archery, games, stargazing, 

and sleeping out. Facilities include a dining hall with industrial kitchen and both platform tent units and 

Adirondock shelters with cots. The Birdsong Unit provides shelter in “tree houses” for camping adventure in 

the trees. Cold weather accommodations include limited cabins and a lodge. 

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Mountain House Day Camp – Allentown, PA 

Mountain House can be used for day or overnight trips. Two large cabins and platform tents house your 

troop on this cozy property set back in the woods, kitchen facilities inside with picnic pavilion, Nature Trail, 

along with a yurt, Mountain House provides a wonderful experience for those new to camping. 

Shelly Ridge Program Center – Miquon, PA 

Utilized as a year-round Program Center, Shelly Ridge is located just outside the Roxborough section 

of Philadelphia in Miquon, Montgomery County. Shelly Ridge is 113 acres of rolling hills, meadows and 

woodlands, providing many opportunities for outdoor experiences. The property includes a large multipurpose 

building, 10 day-use pavilions (unit shelters), and a swimming pool with a shower house. Shelly 

Ridge has well-marked hiking trails, a creek, and diverse woodlands and field habitats for wildlife. 

Valley Forge Program Center – Valley Forge, PA 

The Program Center is located in Valley Forge in Northeastern Chester County near Valley Forge Park. The 

Center provides indoor overnight facilities for troops/groups with full kitchen facilities, mattress for sleeping 

and a large multipurpose room for meetings, trainings and programs, a Wii Fitness room and a Girl Scout 

Museum. The property also includes a large games field, picnic area, swimming pool, archery range, arts 

and crafts room and tent camping area. 

Site Rental Information and Reservation Procedures 

Please carefully read the following material as it should answer most of your questions. It is imperative that 

visitors to the camps follow certain procedures so that the safety of participants is ensured and the natural 

environment is respected. No pets are allowed in any GSEP facilities except for assistance dogs. In 

addition, no weapons, alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs are allowed in any GSEP facilities. 

All groups renting any site or facility must adhere to the following standards and rules at all times while on 

site. These rules should be shared with all persons in your party prior to arriving at camp. 

Standards and Rules Governing the Usage of GSEP Camp Facilities 

As stated in the Council Volunteer Policies, every girl and every adult volunteer participating in Council 

programs (including group camping) shall be a registered member of GSUSA. Adults must comply with the 

policy and have completed a volunteer background clearance prior to any overnight activity. The troop/group 

must purchase additional non-member insurance for any girl under the age of 5 years, and boys under the 

age of 18 years. 

All groups (including families) camping on GSEP and other properties MUST camp with an adult (18 years 

or older) current in First Aid/CPR training, and with an adult who has completed all three GSEP Outdoor 

trainings. Level II First Aid training may be needed for advanced types of camping. Troops MAY NOT 

CAMP without these adults present. Contact the Adult Development Department at 888.564.4657 for more 

information about camping and First Aid courses. 

Food Service 

Each group is responsible for bringing in its own food. You may call our food distributor, Feesers, and order 

food for your group but you are responsible for paying the bill directly to Feesers. Groups using the industrial 

kitchen must have someone on premises who is ServSafe certified. 

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Men In Camp (except for Girl Scout Family Camping) 

Safety Activity Checkpoints requires that men be given separate sleeping quarters and restroom facilities 

when they camp with girls. Since many of the GSEP campsites do not have separate restroom facilities, a list 

of appropriate sites is available from the Troop Camping Registrar. It is important to communicate with the 

Troop Camping Registrar prior to making any reservations where men will be present 

at the camp. 

It is also acceptable to rent two units with the men in one unit and the girls and female leaders in the 

neighboring unit. This ensures privacy. 

Check-In/Check-Out Procedures 

• The leader from each group must check in and check out with the Camp Ranger. You must provide 

the Camp Ranger with the Site Rental Reservation paperwork. If you did not receive this paperwork, 

you must contact the Registrar prior to your camp visit. 

• The leader for each camping group must complete the check-out process, which includes a site 

inspection by the Camp Ranger, prior to departing the site. Failure to check out, regardless of the 

cleanliness of the site, will result in forfeiting the security deposit. 

• Troops are expected to clean their unit before departing. This includes sweeping out tents, sweeping 

and mopping cabins, cleaning bathrooms, cleaning kitchens, and taking bagged trash to the trash 

cans for ranger pick-up. For a $50 charge per unit, troops can pay for “deep-cleaning” and leave after 

they have picked up and swept out the tents and cabins, picked up around the grounds, and taken all 

trash to the cans for ranger pick-up. A service will mop floors, and clean the bathrooms and kitchens. 

• Check-in is from 4-8pm and check-out must occur before 2pm. 

• Driving and parking are only permitted in certain designated areas and limited to the number of 

vehicles per site as indicated on the grid. Failure to observe this directive will result in the forfeit of 

your security deposit. 

To Reserve a Site 

Please fill out all the information on the Site Rental Application. The Site Rental Application may be 

submitted by mail, online or in person. Site availability can be viewed online and reservations may be 

made directly online. Go to www.gsep.org and click on “Camps”, then “Rent a Campsite." 

No reservations will be made over the phone and sites cannot be “held” until the paperwork arrives. 

Troop/group leaders, families and outside groups must follow all GSEP standards and rules governing usage 

of Council sites and GSUSA guidelines. All camp visits must be prearranged and pre-approved with the Site 

Rental Registrar. 

Payment is due in full at time of reservation for all rentals excluding camporees. For camporees, 50% is due 

at time of reservation, the balance is due four weeks prior to camporee. 

Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania 

P.O. Box 309 

Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 

Attention: Troop Camping (Site Rental) Registrar 

Phone: 866.564.2030, ext.1054 

Email: siterental@gsep.org 

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Processing Policy 

All reservations are placed on a first come, first served basis, except for Girl Scout Service Units which may 

reserve a Council property every two years for a camporee during the months of April and May. There is no 

restriction for Camporee reservations at any other time of the year. 

All groups must submit reservations prior to dates listed below to allow for processing. Reservations will be 

accepted as follows: 

Girl Scout Service Unit Camporees: 

• No restriction for reservation submission. These applications are randomly drawn for camping 

reservations 9 months in advance. 

Girl Scout Troops/Groups: 

• No more than 6 months in advance and no less than 4 weeks prior to desired camp date. 

Girl Scout Families: 

• No more than 2 months in advance and no less than 4 weeks prior to desired camp date. 

Non-Profit and For-Profit Groups: 

• No more than 1 month in advance and no less than 4 weeks prior to desired camp date. 

When possible, groups will be placed in their first choice. Groups will be notified if their first and 

second choices are not available. An information packet will be sent no later than two weeks prior 

to the date of encampment. 

Application and Payment Policy 

For site rentals, mail application and payment in full. 

For camporees, mail application and 50% due. The remaining payment is due 4 weeks prior to 

the event date. 

Any application received without appropriate payment will not be processed. Monies received are cashed 

upon receipt, and this does not imply acceptance of your reservation. Your written confirmation is 

acceptance of your reservation. A separate payment by check for 25% of total site rental fees (minimum of 

$25) is required as a damage security deposit that will be returned by the Council at the beginning of the 

following month. 

Please note that if damage is reported and is greater than the security deposit, additional funds from the 

group will be required to cover the damage. 

Insurance Policy 

Families must sign and return a Hold-Harmless Agreement with the balance due. The site will be released if 

the Hold-Harmless Agreement is not returned at that time. 

All groups except those associated with Girl Scouts of the USA must submit a Certificate of Insurance 

in the amount of no less than $1,000,000 naming the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania as 

additionally insured. 

Note: For camping trips of three nights or more, additional insurance is required. Additional insurance is 

also required for nonmember participants camping with the troop/group. This additional insurance 

only covers children that are 3 years of age and older. Mutual of Omaha forms and more information 

are available at www.gsep.org. If you have questions please call 866.564.2030, ext.1061. 

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Any reservation not paid in full following the terms and conditions above will be considered forfeited and 

another group will be placed in the site when possible. 

Cancellation Policy 

If the site is closed by the Council due to weather or maintenance problems, a credit for a future site rental 

or a full refund will be issued. Cancellations must be made in writing in order to receive a full refund of all 

camping fees charged. Cancellations made in less than the allowed limits listed below, will forfeit their deposit. 

Girl Scout Service Units: 

• Cancellations must be received in writing twelve weeks prior to the reserved date. 

Girl Scout Troops/Groups: 

• Cancellations must be received in writing four weeks prior to the reserved date. 

Girl Scout Families: 


Non-Profit and For-Profit Groups: 


Special Needs 

Most camps have handicapped accessible facilities. Troops/groups reserving these sites without girls with 

special needs may be asked to relocate if necessary to accommodate a troop requiring a special needs facility. 

Please refer to the facilities charts for location of units at each camp or center. 

Consultants for Troop Camping, Day Use Activities, Service Unit Camping, 

Outside Group Rentals at Sites Owned by GSEP 

GSEP is currently using a system of “direct booking” of consultants by Service Units, Troop Leaders and 

outside groups at GSEP owned sites. In this system, Service Units/Troops/outside groups will pay consultants 

directly and consultants will negotiate times and prices directly with the designated contact person. There are 

2 fees for these activities. The first fee is to the consultant, the second fee is to GSEP to help defray the cost 

of the Consultant Reservation System and to also keep the equipment in good repair. Troops/Service Units 

and outside groups are responsible for both fees. 

GSEP also provides on certain weekends during the year Consultant Weekends at many of our sites. At these 

weekends we will provide the consultants for certain activities. Available slots for these activities are available 

through the online registration system. 

Group size determines the number of consultants required. Please adhere to these guidelines for the safety of 

our girls. Remember all activities are weather permitting. 

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Consultant Activity Fees to GSEP 

Archery 

Available at the following camps the last weekend in April until the 2nd weekend of October, Laughing 

Waters, Mountain House, Tohikanee, Tweedale and Valley Forge. Both Wood Haven and Mosey Wood have 

their Work Weekends the last weekend in April so will not be available until the following weekend. 

• Ages: Juniors and above, $10 per session equipment rental fee, Group = 12 

Boating 

Available at the following camps the last weekend in April until the 2nd weekend of October, Tweedale. 

Mosey Wood has Work Weekend the last weekend in April so their boating will not be available until the 

following weekend. 

• Mosey Wood: Brownies-rowboats, Jrs + above canoes/kayaks, all ages paddleboats 

• Tweedale: Juniors and above canoes and kayaks 

• Ages: Brownies and above, $10 per session equipment rental fee, session = 1 hour, Group = 24. 

Minimum of 2 consultants needed w/Waterfront Lifeguarding and Small Craft Safety. For other 

certifications call Michele. 

Climbing Wall 

Will be available at both Camp Mosey Wood and Wood Haven the weekend after work weekend until the 

2nd weekend of October. Pending Start Date: Will be available in ONLY if the inspection has been done 

and repairs completed. Check with Rangers or Camp Director before scheduling. 

• Ages: Cadettes and above, $10 per session equipment rental fee, session = 1.5 hours, Group = 12 

Minimum of 2 Climbing Wall Trained consultants needed. 

High/Low Ropes 

Available at Camp Tohikanee the last weekend in April until the 2nd weekend of October. Pending Start 

Date: Will be available in April ONLY if the inspection has been done and repairs completed. Check with 

Rangers or Camp Director before scheduling. Both Camp Wood Haven (low ropes) and Mosey Wood (high 

ropes) have Work Weekends so will not be available until the following weekend. 

• Low Ropes: For Juniors and above, $10 per session equipment fee, session = 2 hours, group = 12. 

• High Ropes: For Cadettes and above, $10 per session equipment fee, session = 2.5 hours, group = 12 

Minimum of 2 trained consultants needed for High Ropes. 

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Directions to Camps 

For security reasons, we do not publish directions to our camps online. In addition, most of our camps' 

addresses are not compatible with GPS devices or online map web sites. Directions will be provided in your 

confirmation packet or you may call 866.564.2030, ext. 1054 for directions. 

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equest for consultants 

at council owned sites 

Email or mail this form at least 5 weeks in advance of your request date. Once the request is received an email will be sent to you 

with the list of consultants and how to contact them, as well as the rules and regulations for that activity. Once you have hired a 

consultant, notify Michele Bement immediately and you will receive a confirmation, with the date, time, equipment rental bill and 

a consultant evaluation form. 

If you are a Service Unit requesting consultants please fill out this form and you will then receive a call from the appropriate Camp 

Director who will help you through the scheduling process. 

If you use your own consultant please fill out this form. All consultants must be pre-approved by the Council and you will also need to 

pay the equipment fee. 

Troop #/Service Unit #/Outside Group Name: 

Contact Name: 

Street Address: 

City: State: Zip: 

Day Phone: 

Eve Phone: 

Email address: 

Activities Requested: 

r Archery r Boating r Climbing Wall r Low Ropes r High Ropes 

Camp Name: 

Date Consultants Needed: 

Name of Site where you are staying: 

Number of participants: 

Grade level of participants: 

EMAIL OR MAIL TO MICHELE BEMENT AT: 

GSEP 

Attn: Michele Bement 

210 George Street 

Reading, PA 19605 

Email: mbement@gsep.org 

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SITE RENTAL APPLICATION 

FOR troops/groups 

Mail application payment, 100% non-refundable site rental, and 25% security deposit to: Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, 

P. O. Box 309, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444. You may also register and check availability online at www.gsep.org. Click on Camps, 

then Rent a Campsite. Reservations will not be accepted over the phone. Please Note: It is the policy of Girl Scouts of Eastern 

Pennsylvania to re-deposit checks returned for non-sufficient funds (NSF) automatically and without notice. A $10 processing fee may 

be charged for NSF checks and closed accounts. When a check is returned by the bank twice, the Council reserves the right to require 

payment by cash or certified funds. All information below must be provided. 

Leader’s Name: 

E-mail: 

Address: 


Day Phone: 

Eve Phone: 

Alternate Contact: 

Day Phone: 

Eve Phone: 

Number of Adults: Female: Male: Number of Children: Girls: Boys: 

Service Unit: 

Troop Number: Age Level: 

SPECIAL NOTE: Please list names of all adults accompanying the troop/group on a separate sheet. This list must 

match the roster of adults brought to camp at time of entry. 

CAMP CHOICES: 

Camp: 

Site: Date: 

Camp: 

Site: Date: 

REQUIREMENTS: 

1. All members of groups must be currently registered. Adults must be current members and have completed their 

Volunteer Background Clearance. 

2. All groups must be accompanied by an outdoor trained adult who has successfully completed GSEP Outdoor trainings. 

3. All groups must be accompanied by an adult current in Basic First Aid/CPR for adults and children. 

4. All groups must completely clean out their units. 

ATTACH COPY OF SIGNED TRAINING CARD/Learning Record 

Name of GSEP Outdoor Trained Adult: 

Date Training Completed: ATTACH COPY OF SIGNED CERTIFICATION CARDS 

Name of First Aider: 

Expiration Date for First Aid: 

Expiration Date for CPR: 

SPECIAL NEEDS if any: 

ARRIVAL: Check-in time is between 4–8PM; check-out by 2PM (checking out later than 2PM will result in charges for an extra 

day). Approximate arrival time and date: 

We will arrive by: rCAR rBUS (Buses do not have access to units.) 

I have read, understand, and agree to comply with all site rental information procedures (including our no pets, weapons, alcoholic 

beverages or illegal drugs policies) and Safety Activity Checkpoints. I will share this information with all members of my troop/group. 

Troop/Group Leader Signature 

Date 

For Office Verification Use only. Staff initial and date each complete requirement 

Leader ____________ Outdoor Training ____________ First Aid/CPR Training ____________ All Adults Cleared__________ 

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SITE RENTAL APPLICATION FOR 

SERVICE UNIT CAMPOREES 

Mail or email application and 50% deposit to: Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, P. O. Box 309, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 or 

deliver to any GSEP Service Center. If you would like to check availability and prices prior to mailing form, please contact Troop 

Camping Department at 866.564.2030, ext. 1054. Reservations will not be accepted over the phone. Please Note: It is the 

policy of Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania to re-deposit checks returned for non-sufficient funds (NSF) automatically and without 

notice. A $10 processing fee may be charged for NSF checks and closed accounts. When a check is returned by the bank twice, the 

Council reserves the right to require payment by cash or certified funds. 

Service Unit: 

Camporee Director Name: 

Service Unit Manager: 

E-mail: 

Address: 


Day Phone: 

Alternate Contact: 

Eve Phone: 

Phone: 

Number of Adults: Female: Male: Number of Children: Girls: Boys: 

SPECIAL NOTE: Please list names of all adults accompanying the group on a separate sheet. SUBMIT WITHIN 4 WEEKS OF 

THE CAMPOREE. This list must match the roster of adults brought to camp at time of entry. 

CAMP CHOICES: 

1. Camp Name: Dates: 

r All-of- Camp OR Sites: 

2. Camp Name: Dates: 

r All-of- Camp OR Sites: 

CHECK ONE: r My SU will completely clean our units r My SU will pay $50 per unit to have the units cleaned 

REQUIREMENTS: 

1. All members of groups must be currently registered. Adults must be current members and have completed the Volunteer 

Background Clearance Process 

2. All groups must be accompanied by an outdoor trained adult and a person trained as an Event Director. 

3. All groups must be accompanied by an adult current in Basic First Aid & CPR for adults and children. 

SPECIAL NEEDS if any: 

ARRIVAL: Check-in time is between 4–8PM; check-out by 2PM (checking out later than 2PM will result in charges for an extra 

day). Approximate arrival time and date: 

We will arrive by: r CAR r BUS (buses do not have access to units. Alert Ranger 1 week IN ADVANCE to make special 

arrangements for transporting gear, otherwise buses will unload in the parking lot, and troops must transport gear) 

I have read, understand, and agree to comply with all site rental information procedures (including our no pets, weapons, alcoholic 

beverages or illegal drugs policies) and Safety Activity Checkpoints. I will share this information with all the members of my Service Unit. 

Camporee Director Signature 

S.U. Manager Signature 

Date 

Date 

REMINDER: All camporees may be booked no more than 9 months in advance. Applications received with reservation dates that are more 

than 9 months in advance will be held for the lottery placement drawing. 

Office use only: Event Director______ Outdoor Training _____ First Aid/CPR Training _____ All Adults Cleared_____ 

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Incident/Accident Report 

Name of person involved: 

Address: 


Phone:( ) Age: Sex: 

rGirl - Troop Number: 

rStaff rVolunteer rOther 

Name of Parent/Guardian (if minor): 

Address: 


Date of Incident (XX/XX/XXXX): Time: rA.M. rP.M. 

Name of facility where incident/accident took place: 

Name and address of witness(s). (You may wish to attach signed statements.) 

1. Witness Name: 

Address: 



Address: 



Address: 


Type of incident: rBehavioral rAccident rIllness rOther (describe): 

List any injuries: 

Describe the sequence of activity in detail including what the person was doing at the time of the incident/accident: 

Where did the incident/accident occur? (specific location – draw diagram to show location of persons/objects): 

Was individual participating in an activity at time of the incident/accident? rYes rNo 

If yes, what activity? 

Any equipment involved in incident/accident? rYes rNo 

If yes, what type? 

Condition of equipment: 

Emergency procedures followed at time of incident/accident: 

By whom: 

Report submitted by: 

Date: 

Position: Phone:( ) 

Address: City: State: Zip: 

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Medical Report of Accident 

How much time lapsed between injury and First Aid? 

Were parents notified? rYes rNo By: rWriting rPhone rOther: 

By whom: 

Title: 

Date of Notification: Time of Notification: rA.M. rP.M. 

Parent’s response: 

Where was treatment given? rAt Accident Site rDoctor’s Office 

rHospital 

By whom: 

Date of Treatment: Time of Treatment: rA.M. rP.M. 

Describe treatment given: 

Was injured person admitted overnight in a hospital? rYes rNo If so, what Time: rA.M. rP.M. 

Name of hospital: 

If hospitalized, how was injured person transported? rCouncil Vehicle rVolunteer Vehicle 

rAmbulance 

Attending physician’s name: 

Date released from hospital: Time released from hospital: rA.M. rP.M. 

Released to: rVolunteers rParents rOther: 

Comments about incident/accident: 

Persons notified such as Girl Scout CEO, staff member, etc.: 

Name 

Date 

Position 

If applicable, describe any comments to the media regarding this situation and by whom: 

Signature of Person Submitting This Report: 

For Council Use Only: 

Insurance Notification: By Whom: Date: 

1. rWorker’s Compensation 

2. rGeneral Liability Insurance 

3. rAutomobile Insurance 

4. rUnited of Omaha 

5. rOther: 

NOTE: Any documentation, etc. Should be initialed, dated and attached to this form 

Please fax this form to the Human Resources Department at 215.487.6424 

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GIRL SCOUT SERVICE UNIT CAMPOREES 

Service Units may reserve a Council Property every two years for a Camporee during the time periods shown 

below, except when Summer Camp is in session. There are no restrictions for Camporee reservations at 

any other time of the year. Please review all camp properties carefully for capacity limits and facilities that 

suit the needs of the event as all properties are different. Reservations are not confirmed until you receive a 

confirmation email. 

Reserving a Council Property for a Camporee 

1. Select a date and alternate dates you would like to attend. 

2. Complete the Reservation Form. 

3. Submit form for approval by your Service Unit Manager. 

4. Mail with deposit or deliver to any GSEP Service Center. Reservations are not accepted over the phone. 

5. Read your information packet when it arrives. It contains important information about your trip. 

Service Unit Camporees must rent at least six (6) full tent or cabin sites to receive 30% off of the total price 

of all units listed on the reservation system. 

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Camp Laughing Waters Site Rental Facilities and Prices 

Facilities 

per night rate 

Availability: Summer&Fall/Aug. 23 - Oct. 13 

Availability: Spring/April 26 - June 16 

Availability: Winter/October 14 - April 25 

vehicles per site 

CAPACITY 

UNIT FACILITIES 

Mattresses on Floor 

Beds/Cots 

Kitchen Sink/Dishwasher (K/D) 

Electric/Gas Kitchen Range (E/G) 

Microwave 

Fireplace/Woodstove (F/W) 

Electric/Gas/Oil Heat (E/G/O) 

Electricity 

Refrigerator 

BATHROOM FACILITIES 

Flush Toilets 

Pit Latrines 

Hot Showers 

Sinks/Wash Station (S/W) 

WATER - Seasonal/Year Round (S/YR) 

Inside/Outside Water (I/O) 

Hot/Cold Water (H/C) 

SHELTER - Picnic/Kitchen (P/K) 

Cement/Dirt/Wood Floor (C/D/W) 

Grill - Sheltered or Outside (S/O) 

Fire Circle 

Refrigerator 

TENTS 

Allegheny (7) 75 X X 1 28 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Brandywine (7) 75 X X 1 28 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Conewago (7) 75 X X 1 28 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Lackawana (9) 85 X X 1 36 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Pennypack(7) 75 X X 1 28 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Perkiomen (11) 85 X X 1 44 X X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Shenango (7) 75 X X 1 28 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Swatara (10) 85 X X 1 40 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

Tall Trees (7) 75 X X 1 28 X X X X W S O C K C S X X X 

CABINS 

Allegheny 80 X X X 1 26 X X K E F O X X X X X S YR I H/C 

Brandywine 80 X X X 1 26 X X K E F O X X X X X S YR I H/C 

Health Center 75 X X X 1 12 X X K G X X X X X S YR I H/C 

Lackawana 125 X X X 1 40 X X K E F O X X X X X S YR I H/C 

Murphy House 125 X x X 1 26 X K E 0 X X X X X YR I H/C 

Perkiomen 80 X X X 1 26 X X K E F O X X X X X S YR I H/C 

Shenango 65 X X X 1 26 X X K E F O X X X X S YR I H/C 

Swatara 65 X X X 1 26 X X K E F O X X X X S YR I C 

Towanda 80 X X X 1 26 X X K E F O X X X X x S YR I H/C X 

Tuscarora 80 X X X 1 26 X K E F O X X X X X S YR I H/C X 

LODGES/HALLS 

Dining Hall (Day Use) 125 X X X 0 260 F G X X X S YR I H/C 

**Kitchen (for use with Dining Hall Only) X X X 0 260 K G X G X X X X S YR I H/C 

PRIMITIVE 

Conestoga 15 X X 1 20 X X S O C K C S X X X 

Eaglesmere 15 X X 1 20 X X S O C K C S X X X 

All Of Camp 

**Full Commercial Kitchen Amenities: 20 quart mixer, commercial slicer, 2 

SPRING/FALL X X N/A 586 electric convection ovens, 10 burner ranges with conventional oven and filling 

water spigot, electric conveyor toaster, warming cabinets, 4 well steam table, 

Add Kitchen X X N/A 

ice machine, double door refrigerator, dishwasher, handwashing stations, triple 

WINTER X N/A 328 

basin sink, 2 basin food preparation sink, single basin food preparation sink, 

walk-in coolers and freezer. 

Add Kitchen X N/A 

Electricity 

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Camp Mountain House Site Rental Facilities and Prices 


rates per night 





CAPACITY 



Beds/Cots 



Microwave 



Electricity 

Refrigerator 


Flush Toilets 

Pit Latrines 

Hot Showers 








TENTS 

Platform Tents (5) 45 X X 1 20 X X F X X W S O C 

CABINS 

Pine Cabin 75 X X X 1 15 X X K E X E X X X X S S I H/C X 

Fire Circle 

Refrigerator 

Electricity 

Yurt (Day Use) 40 X X 1 16 X X carry 

LODGES/HALLS 

M.H. Lodge 100 X X X 1 30 X X K E x F E X X X X S S I H/C 0 X 

PRIMITIVE 

Primitive 15 X X X 1 20 X X S O C 

Picnic Pavilion - 

Can be rented alone but 

is part of Tents Unit 40 X X 1 75 X X S O C X 

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Camp Mosey Wood Site Rental Facilities and Prices 


rate per night 





CAPACITY 



Beds/Cots 



Microwave 



Electricity 

Refrigerator 


Flush Toilets 

Pit Latrines 

Hot Showers 








Fire Circle 

Refrigerator 

Electricity 

TENTS: – Enclosed Pavilion; + Open Pavillion 

Nawakwa (10) (3 )– 55 X X 1 40 X X F X X W S O C C/W S/O X 

Trails End (10)– 55 X X 1 40 X X F X X W S O C C/W S/O X 

Deerwood (10)– 55 X X 1 40 X X F X X W S O C C/W S/O X 

Bunny Hollow (10)– 55 X X 1 40 X X F X X W S O C C/W S/O X 

Path Finder (10)+ 55 X X 1 40 X X F X X W S O C P W O X 

Stonewood1 (5)(2 )+ 45 X X 1 20 X X F X X W S O C P W O X 

Stonewood2 (5)+ 45 X X 1 20 X X W X X W S O C P W O X 

Oak Dell (5) (3 ) 

Canvas fly over deck 45 X X 1 20 X X X X S S O C W O X 

CABINS 

Lakeside Cabin*** 75 X X X 1 12 X X K E F E X X X X X S S I H/C X 

Cook’s Cabin 

Service Units Camporee Only 50 X X X 1 4 X X E X X X X X S YR I H/C 

LODGES/HALLS 

Blueberry Hill Lodge 75 X X X 1 24 X X K E F G X X X S S I H/C X 

Trexler Lodge 100 X X X 1 30 X X K E F G X X X X S YR I C X 

Marmee Lodge 125 X X X 1 40 X X K E F E X X X X S YR I H/C X 

Troop Wing 125 X X X 1 40 X X E F E X X X X X S YR I H/C X 

Dining Hall (Day use) 125 X X X 0 250 X F E X X X S YR I H/C X 

** Kitchen (For use 

with Dining Hall only) X X X 0 X K/D G X G X X X X S YR I H/C X 

PRIMITIVE 

Roundelay Primitive 

Pitch your own 15 X X X 1 varies 

carry 

X 

Fowler Family PAvilion 

(Day use) 140 X X X 1 X G X X X S YR I/O H/C C 

All Of Camp: 

SPRING/FALL X X N/A 410 **Full Commercial Kitchen Amenities: 20 quart mixer, commercial slicer, electric 


convention ovens, gas steam cabinets, electric 20 gallon steam jacketed 

kettle (16 gallon working capacity), gas 30 gallon braising pan, 4 burner range 


with conventional oven and filling water spigot, burner range with grill and 

conventional oven, electric conveyor toaster, warming cabinets, 4 well steam 

Add Kitchen X N/A 

table, ice machine, double door refrigerator, dishwasher, handwashing stations, 

triple basin sink, 2 basin food preparation sink, single basin food preparation 

***Uses flush toilets at Fowler Pavilion or Green Latrine at Parking Lot 

sink, walk-in coolers and freezer. 

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Camp Tohikanee Site Rental Facilities and Prices 



Availability: Fall/September 1 - October 13 

Availability: Spring/April 26 - August 31 



CAPACITY 



Beds/Cots 



Microwave 



Electricity 

Refrigerator 


Flush Toilets 

Pit Latrines 

Hot Showers 








Fire Circle 

Refrigerator 

Electricity 

TENTS: + A Frames 

Achiewan(5) + A Frame 35 X X 1 25 X X F X X W S O C K C S X 

Mahonick (7) 50 X X 1 40 X X E F X X X X S S I H/C K C S X X X 

Hempsigawan(7) + A Frame 50 X X 1 35 X X E F X X X X S S I H/C K C S/O X X X 

Potawatomi (7) + A Frame 50 X X 1 35 X X E F X X X X S S I H/C K C S/O X X X 

Quetit (7) 35 X X 1 35 X X F X X W S O C K C O X 

Sacajawea (4) 35 X X 1 18 X X F X X W S O C K C S X 

Wyconda (7)* 35 X X 1 35 X X F X X W S O C K C O X 

CABINS 

Camp Office 60 X X X 1 18 X X K E X O X X X X X S YR I H/C X 

Creek House 60 X X X 1 10 X X K E X O X X X X X S YR I H/C X 

Dining Hall 

Sleeping Wing 60 X X 1 24 X X K E F E X X X X X S I H/C X 

Driftwood Manor 50 X X 1 10 X X K E W X X X X X S S I H/C X 

Kikehuwet 75 X X X 1 24 X X K E F E X X X X X S YR I H/C O X 

Hibucks 75 X X X 1 24 X K E x F O X X X X X S YR I H/C O X 

LODGES/HALLS 

Dining Hall (day use) 75 X X 0 160 X X X X S S I H/C X 

**Kitchen (for use 

with Dining Hall only) 75 X X 0 160 X K E X X X X X S S I H/C 

Arts & Crafts Center 25 X X 1 100 X F X S I C 

PRIMITIVE 

Primitive 15 X X X 1 20 X X X 

All Of Camp: 

SPRING/FALL X X N/A 335 

* Uses portable toilets 


** Kitchen Amenities: 20 Quart Commercial Mixer, Commercial Slicer, Two 6 

WINTER 

Burner Ranges with Conventional Ovens(L.P.), Two Burner Range 

(Kitchen/Dining Hall 

with a Griddle, Conventional Oven, and a Convection Oven, 1 Electric 

not available) X N/A 96 Conveyor Toasters, Commercial Ice Machine, Walk in Cooler, Walk in 

Freezer, Commercial Dishwasher, Assorted Sinks, Wash Stations and Large 

Standing Refrigerator. 

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Camp Tweedale Site Rental Facilities and Prices 







CAPACITY 



Beds/Cots 



Microwave 



Electricity 

Refrigerator 


Flush Toilets 

Pit Latrines 

Hot Showers 








Fire Circle 

Refrigerator 

Electricity 

TENTS: + A-Frame 

Forest (7) + 80 X X 1 35 X X X X W S O C K C S X X 

Deep Woods 

Platform Tents (7) 80 X X 1 35 X X X X W S O C K C S X X 

Ridge (8) + 75 X X 1 32 X X X X W S O C K C S X X 

Conestoga Wagons (6) 75 X X 1 24 X X X X W S O C K C S X X 

CABINS 

Farmhouse 75 X X X 1 24 X X K E F O X X X X X S YR I H/C S X 

Hill #1 (share program center) 90 X X X 1 24 X X K E-2 G X X X X X S YR I H/C S X 

Hill #2 (share program center) 90 X X X 1 24 X X K E-2 G X X X X X S YR I H/C S X 

Ridgeway Cabin 70 X X X 1 24 X X K E F E X X X X S YR I/O H/C S X 

Health Center 75 X X X 1 16 X X K E G X X X X X S YR I H/C S X 

LODGES/HALLS 

Lodge 75 X X X 1 24 X X K G F G X X X X X S YR I H/C S X 

Dining Hall 80 X X 0 128 X F X X S I H/C X 

**Kitchen (for use with 

Dining Hall Only) X X 0 128 X K/D G x X X X X S S I H/C X 

Hill Program Center 

(Day use only) 100 X X X 1 X K E F G X X X X S YR I H/C S X 

PRIMITIVE 

Primitive Area 15 X X 1 115 X 

All Of Camp: 

**Kitchen Amenities: Six Burner Range, 2 Conventional Ovens with Grilltop, a 


Convection Oven, Commercial Ice Machine, Microwave, Walk in Cooler, Walk 

in Freezer, Commercial Dishwasher and Assorted Sinks. 



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Camp Wood HAven Site Rental Facilities and Prices 







CAPACITY 



Beds/Cots 



Microwave 



Electricity 

Refrigerator 


Flush Toilets 

Pit Latrines 

Hot Showers 








Fire Circle 

Refrigerator 

Electricity 

TENTS: + Open PAvillion; – enclosed pavillion 

Timbers Ridge (10)+ 55 X X 1 40 X X F X X W S O C P W S X X 

Shady Wood (10) 

Semi-enclosed 

A-Frame Pavillion 55 X X 1 40 X X F X X W S O C P C X X X 

Robin’s Den (10) – 55 X X 1 40 X X K G F X X X X W S O C X 

Whispering Pines1(5) – 45 X X 1 20 X X G F X X X X W S O C X 

Whispering Pines2(5) – 45 X X 1 20 X X G W X X X X W S O C X 

Pioneer 1 (5) 

Adirondacks + 45 X X 1 20 X X F X X W S O C P W S X 

Pioneer 2 (5) 

Adirondacks + 45 X X 1 20 X X F X X W S O C P W S X 

CABINS 

Staff House 75 X X X 1 24 X X K E x F E X X X X X S YR I H/C X 

Infirmary/Central 70 X X X 1 20 X x X K E F E X X X X X S S I/O H/C X 

Yurt 60 X X X 1 12 X X K E E X X X X X S S I H/C 

Cook’s Cabin 

Service Units Camporee Only 50 X X X 1 4 X X E X X X X X S S I H/C X 

Tree Houses *** 

100 X X 1 25 X X K W X x X X W S I/O C X X 

LODGES/HALLS 

Kutz Heim 125 X X X 1 40 X X K E X F E X X X X S YR I/O H/C X 

*Pavilion (day use) 140 X X X 1 100 K E G X X X X S YR I H/C 

Dining Hall (day use) 125 X X 0 200 X K F X X X X X S S I H/C 

**Kitchen (for use 

with Dining Hall only) 125 X X 0 200 K G X X X X X X S S I H/C 

PRIMITIVE: Pitch you own tent/sleep on the ground 

Primitive 15 X X X 1 20 X X X 

All Of Camp: 


* Uses portable toilets 


** Kitchen Amenities: Gas Range, Conventional Ovens, Commercial 

WINTER 

(Kitchen/Dining Hall not available) X N/A 100 

Ice Machine, Microwave, Walk in Cooler, Walk in Freezer, Dishwasher 

and Assorted Sinks. 

*No sleeping; tables and benches with seating for 100 

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ates 



Availability: Winter/O ctober 14 - April 25 

CAPACITY 



Beds/Cots 



Microwave 



Electricity 

Refrigerator 


Flush Toilets 

Pit Latrines 

Hot Showers 








Fire Circle 

Refrigerator 

Electricity 

Shelly Ridge Site Rental Facilities and Prices 

day use 

Amphitheater 25 X X X 100 X 

Boone 25 X X X 20 P C O 

Hiawatha 25 X X X 20 S O C P C O X 

Neshaminy 25 X X X 20 S O C P C O X 

Pocahontas 25 X X X 20 S O C P C O X 

Seneca 25 X X X 20 S O C P C O X 

Tuscarora 25 X X X 20 P C O X 

Rosie’s Corner 20 X X 20 P D O 

Eagleview 20 X X 20 P D O X 

Lenape 20 X X 20 P D O 

Trail’s End 20 X X 20 P D O 

Timber’s Edge 20 X X 20 P D O 

LODGES/HALLS 

Smith Lodge MPB Day Use 25/HR X X X 175 X K/D E X F E X X X X X YR I/O H/C 

Smith Lodge MPB Overnight 100 X X X 30 X K/D E X F E X X X X X YR I/O H/C 

Valley Forge Site Rental Facilities and Prices 

Lodges/HAlls 

Kelton Woods 

(Blue) 75 X X X 20 X 2 K E X G X X X X 1 S YR I/O H/C O X 

Kiwanis (Purple) 75 X X X 20 X 2 K E X G X X X X 1 S YR I/O H/C O X 

*Multipurpose Room 25/hr X X X 165 K E X G X X X X S YR I/O H/C 

Arts & Crafts Room 50/day x x x 15 K E X G X X X X S YR I H/C 0 

Tent Camping with 

Arts & crafts Room 65 X X 15 K E X G X X X X X S S I/O H/C 0 0 X 

*Auditorium seating capacity of 130 

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CAMP LAUGHING WATERS 

Camp Vicinity Information 

Shopping Center: Coventry Mall, 351 W. Schuylkill Rd...........................................................610-323-7100 

General Store: Freeds Super Market, 2024 Swamp Pike........................................................610-326-4189 

Supermarket: Freeds Super Market, 2024 Swamp Pike..........................................................610-326-4189 

Pharmacy: CVS, 2000 Swamp Pike........................................................................................610-705-4306 

Fast Food: McDonald’s, 1015 E. Philadelphia Ave..................................................................610-367-2600 

Hardware Store: Moyer, 1200 E. Philadelphia Ave..................................................................610-367-2036 

Coffee Shop: McDonald’s, 1015 E. Philadelphia Ave..............................................................610-367-2600 

Sporting Goods Store: Dick’s, 351 W. Schuylkill Rd................................................................610-323-7100 

Farmers Market: Zern’s, 1100 E. Philadelphia Ave.................................................................610-367-2461 

Flea Market: Zern’s, 1100 E. Philadelphia Ave.......................................................................610-367-2461 

Convenience Store: WaWa, 1906 Swamp Pike.......................................................................610-718-0933 

Gas Station: WaWa, 1906 Swamp Pike..................................................................................610-718-0933 

Hospital: Pottstown Hospital, 1600 E. Howard St...................................................................610-327-7000 

Catholic Church: St. Gabriel’s, 127 E. Howard St...................................................................610-326-5127 

Protestant Church: Trinity Reform United Church, 60 N. Hanover St......................................610-326-2243 

Synagogue: Kesher Zion, Eckert & Perkiomen Ave..................................................................610-582-0626 

Motel: Motel 6, SR # 100 at Shoemaker Ave..........................................................................610-819-1288 

Movie Theater: Regal Cinema, 180 Mill Road.........................................................................610-666-6697 

Stable: Outlaw Farm, 317 Layfield Rd....................................................................................610-754-7064 

Local Park: Green Lane Park, Rt. 29 &63..............................................................................215-234-4528 

Camp Mosey Wood 


Shopping Center: Blakeslee Plaza, Rts.115 & 940 

WalMart Super Center, Rt 500 & 940.........................................................570-895-4700 

General Store: Country Peddler, 7 Lake Drive.........................................................................570-722-0860 

Supermarket: Aharts, Rts 115 & 940.....................................................................................570-646-7285 

Pharmacy: CVS, Rts 115 & 940.............................................................................................570-643-7285 

Fast Food: WaWa, Rts 115 & 940..........................................................................................570-646-6707 

McDonald’s, Route 940........................................................................................570-443-7370 

Arby’s, Route 940.................................................................................................570-443-8805 

Long John Silver A&W, Route 940.........................................................................570-443-9900 

Hardware Store: Matirko Hardware, Route 940......................................................................570-646-7337 

Coffee Shop: Main Street Coffee Works, 408 Main St.............................................................570-443-7775 

free Wi-Fi hot spot for customers 

Sporting Good Store: Blakeslee Sport Shop, Route 115.........................................................570-646-2670 

Farmer’s Market: Poconos Farm Market, Route 115...............................................................570-646-7094 

Heckman’s Orchards, Route 115................................................................570-629-1191 

Flea Market: Blakeslee Flea Market, Rts. 115 & 940..............................................................570-646-7094 

Convenience Store: WaWa, Rts 115 & 940............................................................................570-646-6707 

Gas Stations: WaWa, Rts 115 & 940......................................................................................570-646-6707 

BP, Rts 115 & 940...........................................................................................570-646-5455 

Blakeslee Garage (Shell Station), Route 115.....................................................570-646-2494 

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Hospital: Geisinger, Wyoming Valley Medical, 1000 E. Mtn Blvd.............................................570-826-7758 

Gnaden Huetten Memorial, 211 N. 12 St................................................................610-377-1300 

Pocono Medical Center, 206 E. Brown St................................................................570-421-4000 

Doctor’s Office: Dr. Fino, Route 940......................................................................................570-646-8745 

Catholic Church: St. Peter the Fisherman, Lake Drive............................................................570-722-0643 

Protestant Church: Faith Lutheran, Route 940.......................................................................570-646-0309 

Synagogue: Temple Israel, 660 Wallace St..............................................................................570-421-8781 

Motel: The Galleria at Split Rock, Mosey Wood Rd.................................................................570-722-9111 

Split Rock Lodge, Lake Drive.......................................................................................570-722-9111 

Econo Lodge Inn & Suites, Route 940.........................................................................570-443-0391 

Knights Inn, Route 940...............................................................................................570-443-1125 

Harmony Lake Shore Inn, Lake Dr & N Lake Dr...........................................................570-722-0522 

Blakeslee Inn, Route 940............................................................................................570-646-1100 

Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites, Route 940........................................................866-270-5110 

Movie Theater: The Galleria at Split Rock Resort, Mosey Wood Rd.........................................570-722-9111 

Stable: Mountain Laurel Resort & Spa, Route 940..................................................................570-443-8411 

Boat Access: Francis E. Walter Dam, White Haven.................................................................570-443-9493 

Local Attractions: Jack Frost Mountain, White Haven.............................................................570-443-8425 

Francis E. Walter Dam, White Haven..........................................................870-443-9493 

Hickory Run State Park, RR 1 Box 81........................................................570-443-0400 

Golf at Split Rock Resort, Split Rock...........................................................570-722-9111 

Golf at Jack Frost, White Haven.................................................................570-443-8425 

Bowling at the Galleria, Split Rock..............................................................570-722-9111 

Bike Rental: Peterson’s Ski & Cycle, Inc., Route 115.............................................................570-646-3244 

Boat Rental: Split Rock Resort, Split Rock.............................................................................570-722-9111 

Car Wash: Mountain Car Care, Route 115..............................................................................570-646-4229 

Camp Mountain House 


Shopping Center: Mountainville Shopping Center, S. 4th Street 

Supermarket: Price Right, S. 4th Street..................................................................................610-709-0280 

Pharmacy: CVS, S. 4th St. & Emmaus....................................................................................610-791-4404 

Fast Food: KFC, S. 4th Street.................................................................................................610-791-3666 

Burger King, S. 4th Street.....................................................................................610-797-0111 

Hardware Store: Home Depot, 1951 Glenwood St. ................................................................610-791-5990 

Coffee Shop: Dunkin Donuts, S. 4th Street.............................................................................610-797-0887 

Farmers Market: Allentown Farmers Market, 17th & Chew Sts................................................610-432-8425 

Flea Market: Merchant Square, 12th & Vultee Sts. ................................................................610-797-7743 

Convenience Store: Turkey Hill, Lehigh St/Rt 309/I-78...........................................................610-821-7084 

Gas Station: Hess Gas/Turkey Hill, Lehigh Street....................................................................610-791-2140 

Hospital: Lehigh Valley Hospital, Cedar Crest & I-78...............................................................610-402-8000 

Catholic Church: St. Paul’s, 2nd & Susquehanna Sts. ...........................................................610-797-9733 

Protestant Church: St. Andrews, W. Rock Road.....................................................................610-797-9575 

Motel: Days Inn, Lehigh Street...............................................................................................610-797-1234 

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Local Park: Trexler Park, Cedar Crest Blvd & Tilghman St.......................................................610-770-6606 

Local Attractions: Dorney Park, Hamilton Blvd. ....................................................................610-395-3724 

Non-Emergency: Salisbury Township Police...........................................................................610-797-1447 

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Shopping Center: Andorra Shopping Center, 8500 Henry Ave. 

General Store: Target, 2250 Chemical Rd..............................................................................610-276-0042 

Supermarket: Acme, 8600 Henry Ave. ..................................................................................215-483-7766 

Giant, 10 Ridge Pike........................................................................................610-940-2231 

Pharmacy: CVS, 518 Port Royal Ave. .....................................................................................215-483-6680 

Rite Aide, 8500 Henry Ave. ..................................................................................215-483-5995 

Fast Food: McDonald’s, 8500 Henry Ave. ..............................................................................215-487-0541 

Burger King, 409 W. Ridge Pike............................................................................610-828-7447 

Wendy’s, 1013 Ridge Pike....................................................................................610-825-7845 

Hardware Store: Holod’s True Value, 700 Ridge Pike..............................................................610-828-4505 

Coffee Shop: Dunkin Donuts, 108 W. Ridge Pike...................................................................610-834-1145 

Starbucks, 2 E. Ridge Pike................................................................................610-834-9324 

Sporting Goods: Dick’s, 2430 Chemical Rd. ..........................................................................610-260-4400 

Hospital: Chestnut Hill Hospital, 8835 Germantown Ave. .......................................................215-248-8200 

Catholic Church: St. Philip Neri, 3015 Chestnut St.................................................................610-828-3082 

Protestant Church: Roxborough Presbyterian Church, 8230 Ridge Ave. ................................215-483-2762 

Synagogue: Or Ami, 708 Ridge Pike.......................................................................................610-828-9066 

Motel: Hampton Inn, 2055 Chemical Rd................................................................................610-567-0900 

Movie Theater: AMC Movie, 494 W. Germantown Pike...........................................................610-397-0780 

Stable: Ashford Farm, P.O. Box 586.......................................................................................610-825-9838 

Northwestern, 120 Northwestern Ave. .......................................................................215-685-9286 

Camp Tohikanee 


Shopping Center: Quaker Village, Broad Street, Quakertown, PA 

General Store: 7-11, Route 212, Richland, PA.......................................................................215-538-1302 

Supermarket: Boyers, West Broad Street, Quakertown, PA.....................................................215-536-5151 

Pharmacy: Rite Aid, West Broad Street, Quakertown, PA........................................................215-536-7651 

Fast Food: Burger King, Route 309, Quakertown, PA.............................................................215-538-0380 

Hardware Store: Sears, Route 309, Quakertown, PA..............................................................215-538-3590 

Coffee Shop: Yum-Yum Donuts, West Broad Street, Quakertown, PA......................................215-538-3050 

Sporting Goods Store: Schuylkill Valley, Route 309, Quakertown, PA......................................215-538-1171 

Farmers Market: Q-Mart, Station Road, Quakertown, PA........................................................215-536-4115 

Flea Market: Q-Mart, Station Road, Quakertown, PA..............................................................215-536-4115 

Convenience Store: 7-11, Route 212, Richland, PA...............................................................215-538-1302 

Gas Station: Sunoco, Route 212, Richland, PA......................................................................215-536-2555 

Hospital: Saint Luke’s, 1021 Park Avenue, Quakertown, PA...................................................215-538-4500 

Catholic Church: Saint Isidors, West Pump Station Road........................................................215-536-4389 

Protestant Church: Saint John’s, Main Street, Richlandtown, PA............................................215-538-0875 

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Synagogue: Bnai Abrah, 1545 Bushkill Street, Easton, PA......................................................610-258-5343 

Motel: Best Western, 1446 West Broad St, Quakertown, PA...................................................215-536-2500 

Movie Theater: Regal Cinemas, 185 North West End Blvd. ....................................................215-536-7700 

Stable: Haycock Stables, 1035 Old Bethlehem Rd, Perkasie, PA............................................215-257-6271 

Boat Access: Lake Nockamixon, 1542 Mt. View Drive, Quakertown, PA..................................215-529-7300 

Local Park: Lake Nockamixon, 1542 Mt. View Drive, Quakertown, PA.....................................215-529-7300 

Trail outside camp: Lake Nockamixon, 1542 Mt. View Drive, Quakertown, PA........................215-529-7300 

Local Attractions: Lake Nockamixon, 1542 Mt. View Drive, Quakertown, PA..........................215-529-7300 

Dorney Park, 3830 Dorney Park Rd, Allentown, PA....................................215-395-3724 

Lost River Caverns, 726 Durham Street, Hellertown, PA.............................610-838-8767 

Bike Rental: Cycle Zone, 38 South 8th Street, Quakertown, PA..............................................610-536-3443 

Boat Rental: Lake Nockamixon, 1542 Mt. View Drive, Quakertown, PA..................................215-529-7300 

Camp Tweedale 


Shopping Center: Oxford Market Place, 180 Limestone Rd, Oxford, PA..................................610-998-9080 

General Store: Kreiders Mini Market, Route 472, Kirkwood....................................................717-529-6944 

Supermarket: Acme, 2176 Baltimore Pike, Oxford, PA...........................................................610-932-4560 

Pharmacy: Walgreen’s, Baltimore Pike, Oxford, PA.................................................................484-365-1010 

Fast Food: Burger King, 179 Limestone Rd, Oxford, PA..........................................................610-932-2430 

Hardware Store: Camerons Hardware, 2195 Baltimore Pike, Oxford, PA.................................610-932-2416 

Flea Market: Nottingham Flea Market, 101 Ponds Edge Dr., Nottingham, PA.........................610-998-0960 

Convenience Store: WaWa, Route 472, Kirkwood, PA.............................................................610-932-7161 

Gas Station: Kreiders Mini Market, Route 472, Kirkwood.......................................................717-529-6944 

Hospital: Jennersville Regional Hospital, 1015 W. Baltimore Pk, West Grove, PA....................610-869-1000 

Catholic Church: Sacred Heart, Limestone Road, Oxford, PA.................................................610-932-3633 

Protestant Church: Oxford Presbyterian, 6 Pine Street, Oxford, PA.........................................610-932-9640 

Synagogue: Beth Chaim Reform, West Chester, PA................................................................610-431-7500 

Motel: Nottingham Inn, 190 Baltimore Pike, Nottingham, PA.................................................610-932-4050 

Stable: Gateway Stables, 949 Merrybell In., Kennett Square, PA............................................610-444-1255 

Local Park: Nottingham County Park, 150 Park Road, Nottingham, PA..................................610-932-2589 

Trail Outside Camp: Nottingham County Park, 150 Park Road, Nottingham, PA.....................610-932-2589 

Local Attractions: Herr’s Potato Chip Factory Tour, Route 272, Nottingham, PA.....................610-932-9462 

Valley Forge Program Center 


Shopping Center: 700 Nutt Road (Rt. 23), Phoenixville, PA 

General Store: K-Mart, 100 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, PA.........................................................610-935-0443 

Supermarket: Acme, 785 Starr Street, Phoenixville, PA..........................................................610-933-6299 

Pharmacy: Acme, 785 Starr Street, Phoenixville, PA...............................................................610-933-6299 

Fast Food: McDonalds, 651 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, PA........................................................610-933-5922 

Hardware Store: Sears, 700 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, PA........................................................610-415-0723 

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Coffee Shop: Dunkin Donuts, 123 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, PA...............................................610-935-9400 

Sporting Good Store: French Creek Outfitters, 270 Schuylkill Rd., Phoenixville, PA................610-933-7200 

Farmers Market: Produce Junction, 126 Bridge Street, Monte Clare, PA.................................610-935-8727 

Hospital: Phoenixville Hospital, 140 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, PA............................................610-933-1000 

Clinic: Phoenixville Hospital, 140 Nutt Road, Phoenixville, PA................................................610-933-1000 

Catholic Church: Saint Anne’s, S. Main Street, Phoenixville, PA..............................................610-933-3732 

Protestant Church: First United Methodist, 865 Main Street, Phoenixville, PA.........................610-933-5936 

Synagogue: Congregation B’Nai Jacob, Starr & Manavon Strs, Phoenixville, PA.......................610-933-5550 

Motel: VF Scanticon Hotel/Conf. Ctr., N Gulph Rd, King of Prussia, PA...................................610-265-1500 

Movie Theater: Regal at King of Prussia, 300 Goddard Blvd., King of Prussia.........................610-337-0282 

Stable: Contact VF National Park, .........................................................................................483-396-1018 

Boat Access: Beltzwood Picnic Area, VF National Park, S. Trooper Rd....................................610-783-1077 

Local Park: VF National Park, Rt. 23 & N. Gulph Rd., Valley Forge.........................................610-783-1077 

Trail Outside Camp: VF National Park, Rt. 23 & N. Gulph Rd., Valley Forge............................610-783-1077 

Local Attractions: Markies Mini-Golf, 360 Schuylkill Rd., Phoenixville, PA..............................610-935-5774 

King of Prussia Mall, 202 & N. Gulph Rd. .................................................610-337-1210 

Esherick Museum, Horse Shoe Trail Road, Malvern...................................610-644-5822 

Bike Rental: VF Welcome Center, 1000 Outer Line Dr., King of Prussia..................................610-783-5693 

Boat Rental: Squid Ink, 3571 Schuylkill Rd, Spring City, PA...................................................610-792-0766 

Camp Wood Haven 


Shopping Center: Wal-Mart, Saint Clair, PA............................................................................570-429-2550 

Supermarket: Bergers Market, Pine Grove, PA.......................................................................570-345-3663 

Pharmacy: Pine Grove Pharmacy, Pine Grove, PA..................................................................570-345-4422 

Tri-Valley Pharmacy, Pine Grove, PA.....................................................................570-345-4966 

Fast Food: McDonalds, Pine Grove, PA..................................................................................570-345-6400 

Hardware Store: Werner’s Lumber, Pine Grove, PA.................................................................570-345-2561 

Hospital: Schuylkill Medical Center, Pottsville, PA...................................................................570-621-4000 

Catholic Church: Most Blessed Trinity, Tremont, PA...............................................................570-695-3648 

Motel: Hampton Inn, Pine Grove, PA.....................................................................................570-345-4525 

Movie Theater: Pine Grove Theater, Pine Grove, PA...............................................................570-345-0426 

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Maps 

Girl Scouts of 

Eastern Pennsylvania 

Service Centers 

Shelly Ridge Headquarters* Lafayette Hill 

Jane Seltzer Service Center* Northeast Philadelphia 

Delaware County Service Center* Springfield 

Valley Forge Service Center* 

Berks County Service Center Reading 

Lehigh Valley Service Center* Allentown 

*Retail Shop 

Camps 

Tweedale, Oxford 

Shelly Ridge, Lafayette Hill 

Laughing Waters, New Hanover, Upper Frederick 

Tohikanee, Quakertown 

Mountain House, Allentown 

Wood Haven, Pine Grove 

Mosey Wood, White Haven 

Valley Forge, Valley Forge 

Headquarters: 

Shelly Ridge Service Center 

330 Manor Road 

Miquon, PA 19444 

Tel: (888) 564-4657 

(215) 564-4657 

Fax: (215) 564-6953 

Mailing address: 

PO Box 27540 

Philadelphia, PA 19118 

Regional Offices 

Berks County Service Center 

210 George Street 

Reading, PA 19605 

Tel: (888) 664-9770 

Fax: (610) 796-7587 

Delaware County 

Service Center 

760 West Sproul Street, 

Suite 101 

Springfield, PA 19064 

Tel: (610) 328-3100 

Fax: (610) 328-7961 

Jane Seltzer Service Center 

2020 Rhawn Street 

Philadelphia, PA 19152 

Tel: (215) 745-1717 

Fax: (215) 745-4947 

Lehigh Valley Service Center 

2633 Moravian Avenue 

Allentown, PA 18103 

Tel. (888) 664-9770 

(610) 791-2411 

Fax. (610) 791-4401 

Valley Forge Service Center 

100 Juliette Low Way 

P.O. Box 814 

Valley Forge, PA 19482 

(For GPS or mapping web sites, 

enter: 1501 Valley Forge Road, 

Phoenixville, PA 19460) 

Tel: (610) 933-7555 

(800) 355-3847 

Fax: (610) 935-2714 

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Shelly Ridge 

Program Center 

Shelter Key: 

1. Pocahontas 

2. Rosie's Corner 

3. Tuscarora 

4. Seneca 

5. Boone 

6. Lenapé 

7. Trail's End 

8. Timber's Edge 

9. Hiawatha 

10. Neshaminy 

11. Joan's Place 

Building Key: 

A. Main Building 

B. Ampitheater 

C. Maintenance 

D. Learning Center 

E. Office (Preston House) 

F. Pool 

G. Multipurpose Building (Smith Lodge) 

H. Land Manager's House 

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Camp Tweedale 

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Camp wood haven 

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Serving Girls in Berks, Bucks, Carbon, Chester, Delaware, 

Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton and Philadelphia Counties 

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